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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

DrTrAln IiEIN'N COMMEND THE CANDIDATE
FOR STATE TKEASCRTR.
considerable number OF the oil Volunteer Fire pen
Of this city su other places throughout the State have
received n circular letter asking taen for
Democratic candidate for stats Treasurer the grOGnd
that he IL old heman This aa been met by the fol
lowing circular:
. BuYTAIo. n. Y. oct II, 1857.
T. DHf il oib'f ft'r8eH y f.S state OF VEN yorI
We have Understood tat issned
BY arc ga d'e ie DemOcg
u Siae ieasri s7A'na or the
SAtc To- his got Inc S>1 tdt hei~
that 10 h"ohge IN the ASSOCIATION o. the
~. brother Nrourn o. The T1fao and frionds
tho ia'b candidate for Treasurer Mr. lanes
H. Carmichael wish sin,y having ssrv.d h,
omit having M volunteer
,-epi,n) hDnoet nniib OF tue sssnrst,,n
volunteer Disaan y NAV ,r,urss II ora nj
always promptly NOnd.d Tho cal mod
genial ne snI stry;ur
perform i4i> duty That at the timo
irlai Buffalo Volunteer fiiV Department MIR
Wss thr trnasurrr Of COLUMBIA II
SO 81 ths cify. that lie the
Support n- 10. IA emcn o. the state OF New-Nor..
has beeu Tor tour and now.
Eir Treasurer RS Iaaed millions Of d0srs with
sfnnous has the full confidence 90 all
cil-~ nnHain Wo Il he VIII ind "a y1nr Ian
Il iiss ~ know that lie ~ IN hearty sympathy
M .gr. i-A % tJc -i0'o nj Nos York.
gaNE- :. MtrrHY FN-I'resident
JAM, C. FULLERTON. Attorney J. u. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
THE VOMENs CONGRESS ENDS.
MORE PAPERS on LIVE SOCIAL TOPICS.
MRS. JULIA warp HOWE REELECTED rFEsiD'Nt

MRS. JULIA wAED HOWE REELECTED fELS'"'>
OF Tnk NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Interesting papers. animated diScn-sons anu ''' -
crowds marked the final sessions Of the women wi"
giess ut Masonic Hall yesterday. We haNe r''i,
reason 10 be pleased with iii ccnh Congress- ':'d
Mrs Julia Ward Howe. ~Thr papers have SHOWN n'5h
degree of excellence. ana have covered Vide io VI
thought The attendance has been srai!ihsi' i"i
ami our treatment by the press ana tine Pu''' -
has caused Ms much satisfaction. such m'e'hgs wiz
undoubtedly go lar to sccuie tue ei's io' "i'' wv
association has been or2anized'
lively discuSso followed the reading al p"pe' y"
Women ~ Educators" Ivy May Wright sewi'' Tue
head OF large school girls III Indi3nil'ohs' anu
chairman OF the executive committee "l uie N"''"
Wonans Suffrage Association. Mrs. Sewali sara '"o =
other things; Up IN 1859 the men monoioiHeu i'' "
years the profession al teachns, but the enormous
change thai time is shown IN The last oo',"''
which reports thai 1890 mcn cngaSei III ea'Hnn
AMI scientific pursuits, as COMPARED with l'o'ooo
wOrcn. Yet hut slight share in the direction OF e''a
tonal affairs Is intr1sel 10 "oricn. Inc hiSt ''S' "
womCn's entrance into common school cduc'u'n "'H
been the Substitution OF moral power for pySio'i I
in discipline. Although women have controulcu n',i'
TO the hcrnture OF pedagogy they have noiihei Us
practice by ainehorsug scAoo eplinc b. improving
the material surroun n-s. and 10y provhnS ~
thoroughly for physical AMI mora! culture ~ Iol i"
lccual" Tho speaker referred TO the vice influence
ere.icl unon education by the various temperance
collegiate, industrial, ethical ana knhcrs''''n ~
con !ncied By Woncn and, regarding tie louuca "'"
ability OF her sex. Remarked: believe th't F''''
danger exists In conadng the education o' our So''h
q rlsfianchiscj class" iApplausc.l
liz Tie suisse iut discussion Dr. Julia Holmes 0'"'
severely scored tIc marking ANA porccnt1Sc S!S'c'''
which sacrifices much of the strength o our
nation by pressing caillren FOR examine 'ols
Miss Julia VI. Thomas. OF The Wealth linirctlNe $3.50
ton tfca'cl "a the rcatiu OF health and eiu'IpI.
declaring that the ghost OF percentage" h'uhl- NV ~
of he 4.
asi minister recognize in tobacco thr g!tai ZOE w ~.
education of the American youth. MIS- t"'''"h '""
Mrs. Wulcot also took part III the dscnssl,n ,,t,,
The exercises closed with Ire ttlNe on ne ie'n"P
ucni and GroN Tn OF Art In the Wet by MIS- n"ll -
WING of Nebraska. After few remarks h} nv ~
dent the assoc anon wacccrd 70 an erfu"h OF w.
with thIs result: President. Mira Jniia "htd h'"'
treasurer Ma L.. f. T. Woco {; auditoi' NV. "p,,f
{. Hoffman nad sarah J. tcdy. vice lnt >lioh's an
directors were alsD elected. TOn each Oi ihc 'o
represent cd in the association ;...,. ,,,
The Congress adjourned TO attend reception give" ~
Mrs. v. j. Dc:uartsi. st her nome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
CUlyOE IN TINE on THE ERIE.

The Eric Railway will put It's winter schedule Of
time into efect tomorrow Tho local train service
has I'm some instances been modified or limo Slightly
changed whio In other case the runs have beeh eh
tended or quicencd better 10 adapt them to the wants
Of patrons Tho through service Is also materially
changed Tho day express will start on sundays de
e.2o q m Instead OF o. The +" Chicago and ST. LOUIS
Limited at o p. IN. instead of g. The Buhaio ana
Ontario Limited" OF g D. m, and Chicago express al
II 20 D. m instead of p. M as at present Inc
sl.cpers attached to the trir can be occupied any
time after 10 y. III. Through Pullman day ana Sleep
Ing coaches without change Will continue between New"
York and Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara fails ioronn.
,Irvei.ud cincinnati. Louis, Chicago, etc. ne
arriving time OF castbound trains Is sub'tuhua'N o
sans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
UyrsU,1 ACrryrTY AT THE NAVY YARD.

The Increasing acr,vity Of work at the Navy 1aro
f. decidedly noticeable and the fact that [" nos peen
made a coalng station and depot of 'uppheS .,
All kinds for the whole vi tho Navy, may DO accoo''o'
an outCrowth VI this. There arc now about "''oo
tons Of coal hand. and large amour" Vi o'n0'
supplies for tho other departments
.r,o,, s,o so,cn or clint commissioned vessels In
o.. var, nu,y which arc soon TO go upon active
auiy. Tho Atlanta which como on Wednesday, Il
anchored OF staten Island, and Is having 40 ''"S
of coal nut on board II Is not known "hcto 'ho
Il I, 20. or when she will return to active ur'y'
The plan is to haze " two OF the ves'e" Vi 'ho
H,rth Atlantic squadron como here at th'e' All"
49,. ,o,, ,ud other necessary suppie- put ON board.
VIA ON tho Colossus ship-hOu>e prlafa'HS 10
hui,Iiug tho new GOOO ton wal 'eSsel u PNr'"-'is
DIV and The house will soon Hc rca"y Tor liA ln-
he Lcel Tho val Of the thlt aSJ baFo uerh SOM
In tho Morgan Irun Works 10 DO liked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

AtuAxy oct 9s-In the 81 Appeals to-day tie FOL.
having docs ons were hauled down:
Augustus VI. II odse. aud othors appellants aS, kcns,u
Judgment reversed new trla sIah'ou'
costs 10 abiis the event. 49,. ,f,u.r
Moses and oiheI.. appellants at Ahrsm Aller'
OF General Term Affirmed win eosts'
Robert uray respondent AIT Francis T. Msiion appe
lant. Samuel oysendall and otheTs respondents ss-
William VooihiS and others mpleadel
phonso Ahnch. respondent aHa he ~ h.r. rasnonl.
Horace H. tlanin and others Isspou
.p,. Wesley Milshav, aud Others appeilanb JuoBmshs
affirmed with costs. - ,.,,,x,, and others Mo
zion for reargument denied without cosis 49, .,s....
samnsi Werka and Others AIT Jacob Weeks .orhsn. "a"
80 70 am and GRANTEES specin oil n menofandum.
Tho following causes we're srgusd;
n. $50 John n Granville rsspondent sss the susrt
Cenir. and udson River tairoan ths York.
az. RE and Western Railroad Company appousss
Ths Court adjourned until November "a
.,d december - will b neuoa day@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
ME-. FRANCKLrN GAINS MS LIBLETY
1llr nAIL rrpucED IRON 500. 900 TO $25O.UUJ

THE BAIL REDUCED FROM 100000 70 $-ooooo-
NOTHING 10 SAY ABOUT TiIE SUIT
C. q. Iranckiyn against whom IA suit Tor so,ooo'o'''
brought by his cousin nche Cunard Il pcndins WIS
rslcss.d on bail Yesterday on Thursday night the
counsel for Sir Bschs sosd paper conserving I" re-
duciion of the bail from $4,000 TO s25Oooo Juaso
Donohue granted tho reduction. and yeSeruaJ MI
Frspcklyn furnished the necessary ball ana NC "''
released from the custody OF the sheriff HIS
were John d. Crimmns Christopher C. BALDWIN, on''''
~ Fry clerk: David d. Withers. "iih"m d. '"''"s
Georee b. Iaman, ID. o. Mills and ii, u biors' Al
iu.fifed IN $50 900 each except Mr. Cnttine VINO J
ned In $500 600 and Mr.. Brown Slooooo 49, ne
was released Mr.. FrRbcklyn decnnsa " Say ~'''s
about the suit against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
TIE PUGTXSTEIN cars SCESCEIPiIOA COZ
TCYT

Ladies Singing Society has been organized uDder me
maine OF the Hubn.tex Cuo. for the study of cn'sca
duets and part with William L. Chapman ss inu>'
cal director From where tho weekly rehear
s.ls are help CONS reports OF Gns quality OF tone
denshtinl delightful musical effect which the favored
associate meinhsrs hope 10 listen to ero long
Tho club is csupo ed OF trained voices. many OF them
500 .ingcrs ths chorus effect Ii mich cOiniiehdol
MIR uDnan intends 10 increase stu lurlhc the bc""y
OF lone y tue OF stagsc aud other instru nens rs
scorIn.uiucBts The first will bs given on De
cenbrr 49, al Chckcrns Hall. and admission "i 10 ny
subscription only. 49,. o., -, o..,.
In the effect OF the beautiful Voices winch no ss pcch
aba 10 sccnTe but aIso IN The receipt OF tho ioo"ns
letter from tho great master. Anton RuDlnSie!n:
BUlt1la r. Chapman, ,sp, New YORK: 49,. So,
mar Sir of favor Of tho 2sth OF Iuy
and return thanks of The siowa ne @ud "ish
heartily enterprise NJ the same te
e presoni mo mont nave NO s"s"s
manuscript your hrst concert - -. go,
fSt,nscn NBlSHIEk.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

In view OF tho fact that az many Italian Immigrants
ar. on the way here from chOera lniecied "N''i'|
that others are preparing 10 start, anu thht 'Le!
aro OF tho mCst undesirable KIN" oil l"i'n-' 'i'9'
President Piat Of the Board Of Quarantine tpnlnis
s,,uers Yesterday sent tho following letter to the
Secretary of tho Treasury:
"By direction of the BoaId Of commissioners ~
Ouarantine, of tho state of c"-lOtA. ha'c me
honor Ia hand sou herewith "a copy OF resolution
Unanimously adopted by tho IOaid, and To request
nou you y0ur views a to whether You are empowered
lac fLr United states laws 10 turn back from thlS
Iort shlpr having Immigrants On board from ports
whoro cholera &, prevailing. and If 50, whether YOU
will arrange. at a. early a t!te possible, LOT n
conference with me Tegadin- tho subject, 10 taho
~, oe Other I'm New Yorh Na>hing0n on, n may most
suit your Convenience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
UyUSUtLLY Low PRICES FOR SEALSKTyS

UNUSUALLY Low PRICES For SEA LSkiN&
Another auction sale of seaslns took place yeser-
day at Wilncrdng, IIoguet & CO.'S rooms From tho
prices obtained IL would appear that the seaskn deal
ers present believed that tho coming winter woud DO
mild But they nearly all had laid in large stocks
already and tho sale did not compare with the one
held at tho same place week or so ago. Inc saie
was ordered by Leopold Well q Brothers, who secmen
never hecss consider the sale as fairy satisfactory
There were 28I lots offered, worth from 100000 10
$4,000. About twoLhrts OF the entire NUMBER were
sold, netting about 10000 The sale opened win
the disposal of natural skunk trimmings, about
100 yards, when averaged So 25 a yard. bio"h
Australian opossum skins, 500 yards, wero worth
about 81 50 yard Some lama skins, invo'ced al
500 dozen went for 81 a dozen. Some collars AMI
fronts went for song and few tiger mats followed
suit
Then tho sealskins wore offered They were Alaska.
Copper Island and London dyed skins. Tho latter
over seventy in number and varying from forty
TO sixty inches In length, averaged In prices from Sio
To COB Gentlemen" said the aucti0neer IN despair
at tho low bidding we not offering SO goods
Don / will cf you IS for dose SKINS" promptly pn'
I'm n IIebralc gentleman. Tho Alaska skins bfolII'
tho best prices some fine skins getting SH aplece
mo average prco for the AaSkas eddied AROUND 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
k1rs OF LEGAL NEws.

As all tho justices oi the General Term "i 'hs s"pre
Court were in Albany yesterday. attending coneieneeo
ro,aS the hearing seteuent OF the order requiring
an investigation by Judge Ard 10 tho disputed due'-
,oo aout the extra election insl was postponed IL
Will probably take place before Justice Bartlett to-day
,rhs on the continue the temporary In
,o,,op o,sfaed Nv Thomas C. ro-enus. OF tho nTm OF
nv I've. = CO. tho orer NJ the Siocx EI-
scat IA the Etchaase, Was post
ons eriav Jdstcs DonOlas, Of iAo supreme iOurI
MN Norem 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
DEWITT C.. LAWRENCE DECLARED INSANE
. COMMITTEE OF HIS PERSON AND ESTATE TO BE
APPOINTED.

APPOINTED.
commissioners James W. Ramsey. William Behiop
and Lucius L. Van Allen yesterday conducted ~ invest
vaton before shern's jury in regard to the conit'on
OF DeWittC Lawrence, Tho wno
hecame dcranceI ten days AFTER bis marriage la Geneva
nd and who's tn ASYLUM ~ Ntil"toVh
Y Ills son. Robert Hoe Lawrence. hs DrothcT' Has
= Iavra.cr and Drs Wake. y. Wylie and VI. Allen
sarr and others told the story oil bis hallucinaonS ao
melancholia az already published The jury 10 ma Iis
tate will bs appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
wv LynrLorxcr ZOE TEE rRUcKn6N.
AsvnT Hewitt Yesterday $40 following letter 10
p-n .llcLi Lr.A III O h Ehard ~ palcc.

President grcAcii o. thc Board OF Police:
have sc vol la 40 Grand Jnrv has called the alton
Con a. ihe ni ieatnept Tho Obstruction the streets
tv i!Hf - ENGAGED busi
tss yat 10 tlsTDen 10 have only siDels vehicle have
as Teen n.e Hoi ti the Police Department have
orders that AL track" shall be within forty eight
telfs 1lfeio iOuhte
nelt Of tho fsrln Iufg R1d n police and
- Daeed dsRabc thSG h0ss osfnctioIs should
tenoYoi from ih- streets has been
TINE inemors tor tracks To I've stored the
that notice
eed hours sfon lie gveh tn the of these vehicles
them. order IN a exs
would advise careful of
each Teaonable tniueeneei favsr especially
sinGle uudsr
The orainaBe al te Common Connci that they bsves
20 leave fhrrn night e streets YHu VIII under.
Nand however thai approve Of any violation Of law or
nat dissent from inc Effort which cp'oroe the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
,r,rrrEyS ~ DIVINE HEALIHG.

m. Christian Alliance Convention which has been IN
.o.,on mis- week NJ thu Gospsi Tabernacle IN
"" ,.v,,oI T., answering questions in regard TO
h,,s,,,a lie ana DivIuo heAmE The Rev a: Wrna
tnl s,.s,on the afternOO1 the heV III .,son
c"A.',, IN testimony on Disibo he"'Ins
I'd snnihtnr srr,iccs were hed IN the
va E''n missionary meeting whici clooeu 'ilo
.. made BY tho Kew W. l. y" 'e5
Mis- siuml urf. missionary lfoA' l"'Ae'' ~"" ~ ~
trnut Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

cOYvPyDryG Mr LoEU"S c0NTf0LLE 'SHIF.
Controller Inew has received Trom members OF INC
Real Estate L1chauge letter conveying 10 MN incur
regrets thai be not renomihs'eo IN" ie"' ''"'
men add hat they w!h express their thanks Tor inc
scn.e o; security which lie taxpayer. OF this CITY have
felt under HI. management OF The lnanccs Among INC
sicners Of the letter arc scott Myers Hall J. lilo"
Co.. W T. Seymour C. II. Lock. Lespnas'e &l1"iinan'
Earon Whi;temoro. William Ialor George Il! EeAd, j.
EOinaino Pro~n Albert Bethany. J.. u carpenter 'Onh
: piercn u N. sea man and Ei.er SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
oDr.,Nrxc A yERDIC,' TOR TIE CITY.

Ayerl,c Tor sI7 O22 "a rendered In favor OF h'
city Yesterday the supreme Ccut by direction OF Jus
,ce ;ngraham against the THIRD Avenue hairoai 'o-
nany The claim for license lees on the ma nae
ana tina Grand Central station branch Inc 'ompan.
defended tae lt tho ground lat Tie re-uar leiesht
age ON rs receipts had been paid ~ was con'euss
should exempt II the payment OF the ceusc ices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

1 POPrLAR CANDIDI7E FOH me ASNLAEiF.
Tho Republican convention of the Min Assembly
District has placed in nomination young and popular
LAWYER Gotrge W. Pouchcr lie Is partner OF Guy H.
Pelton and vel known throughout the dshict IL"
In,mser OF tho XIflih District Republican committee
and vi the County Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
DISCUSSING PhRSONAL LIBERTY"

LARGE MEETINGS TO BE HELD Next WTLk-ACIIoN
TAKEN IN EnOJELYN.
The committee having in charge the arrangements lot
the mass-inectins at seiuway Hail Monday night in
opposition TO TIE Personal Liberty" movement held
lie citing yesterday ES-Judcc Noah Davis Will
preside at tie sleinway Hall meeting, and among the
speakers will he tho Rev. Dr. W. r. Huntington, Of
Grace Church: Row Dr. John Hall. Of the fifth Ave
Presbyterian Church; the Eov Walter Elliott 81 tho
Paulst Fathers: Alserncn 6. Sullivan. the ';rv Dr. ~
Buckley Editor OF Tie C,risirn Adrocn aud Frederic
L. Ccndcrt.
Tho object 81 this ooyenent Il i stated bJ those en-
we'd In H. is entirely distinct fron anything relating 10
the opening and hbraric. andhoi!ng sacred
concerts on sunday TGa purpcs, 10 secure decided
public expression against the opening ol bafroon' on
SUNDAY.
On Tuesday might meeting OF the German dozeh. OF
New.York aud Brooklyn will bo held NJ Cooper inion
with the same object 1t will be held under the direction
OF the German pa st0ls Of AL denominations The Rev
Mr. PaulSen Lutheran minister will address tho meet
ing in Low tscrasn aud speeches viii he male ny me
week n Prohibition meeting VIII also he heI''
A number Of Brooklyn ministers held meeting
yesterday I'm Association Hail TO discuss an "n"r "
lace: The Personal Liberty menace n a Robins
OF the Sunday Observance Association signed The cal
for tie meeting. nr. Lcauder =. ChaaibcTlain pre-
sided pr C,ylcr sent u letter rcGrr'tnr absence
and exprc,sing sympathy with the movement. DIS
Peek. Inccr-oll and Thomos reported resolutions hS-
ing ministers 30 present 90 their CONGREGATIONS "'"
duty In regard TO sJaiIuning sunday Liquor laws anu
proviirg FOL q committee of three 10 ascertain 'h'
views Of candidate ON the sunday liqnor laws ami
urging opposition to ell who world not unequivocA''S
olpo,e any Modification IN The present laws rc'dl'u"s
thc opening of dIanshnp- on SUNDAY
Dr Chamberlain opposed the resolutions a. IT.
giant and American, but they "rf" "d"p'Ei. i''
Roy. W. J.. Philips wanted the c1"d"' '"i NN"
alcd IN rlclsc themselves 10 keep danish"p- closed
on sunday ard offered resolution TO ihH' eA'"'
which was also adopted with some opposition Ou' va
aterwafd rc,onsidcrrd and laid on he table j."
cr,nnitt.e was formed OF the Rev. Mr>-'-. W. L.
IgJu n. H. l. Powell and Mr. hcyci. p'np"~ ,"h
vas mad, 10 holl Il EIa,,-.ncctnG IN iho Iip""\ j
T,hcrrlaIc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

purchase the OF threefths OF the stock
in writing should be expressed at special meeting called
for the purpose The purchase OF tho aliihlore anu
OHIO syse Tiled legally W the wfeten co"7'n'
OF over 6205 500 shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

81 oss So ST Johns Curl with soGI5 30; Founding
Asylum Of the sisters oi ,hay, s.3n5 .. Miico,
Lady ltustry the irOrcDn m in'has, =,
81 s4sio5 81. Phillips Parish Home, 1901 o. "n" o''
Francis Hospital 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
r1TTFrTvG rHE TEtE'fAPH DtiL.

Tn. suecIa mcet,ns Of the Western un'on s'ocAi"t
held merely % ohservc legal requirement.
Tn, purchase of the Baltimore and okio r!csTaiE "e'
was legally approved The stA''te requires tu"' !" TIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
DrSSoArIyG ArrEe MANY STRETCHES.

The Protestant Episcopal Chutca OF tho Incarnation
I'm Oruond place. Broosys. formerly the Church % inc
Mediator has dis olVei naal after long struggle Tor
existence and the Rev. J. w. Splr' tho rector has ac-
ccp,c a pulpit at wrenthnm. MiSs MIR sparks IL nm
Encshman and went to brooklyn thirteen years ago as
an assistant IN It Lukes Church. His Rtualso tendcn-
crs were not approved aud he after three years
and rcorxanized the Churrh OF tho Mediator bl1hop
Iciohn did recognize 1t and after several years OF
,rugge for support Nj SPARKS resigned aud the edhce
in which he had preached was sold for Baptist enter
prss bat hitch arose in the transfer of tho property
aftor alterations had been made and hapsterI hai
suppautsd altar rho rrsit WAS the revc-sion ot
ihc proparty to the Episcopal trustees win ne" in'
terror for tho church. and he altar was restored.
Mr. 81 ,rk. Withdrew his resignation and Resumed MS
,niui Ioas Tue church WAS rcorSanizrt anu u"
mana cI,n OF and last winter IT wa, oNhciay teco'
n,ked br thr Bishop aud admitted - the last diocesan
Convention But better success f;Waturd w
sp,rkss n ili.tc services although lie regiosiy or
al the eastward posture tho Nesnent+ Tue "sIer
br,od tho candles tho al ar the mixed ca tce ana
,nr ircYrse So dear ushsts IL was deod-d 10 sVc
nm tho effort 10 sustain the church. and o. Wedne>d
AR 1parg,s resignation accepted Tho ohuIeh oil
nre m OrmoSd place formerly uccdpcd rs tao ZEN
,rsi oma ChuIch and sold by II 10 me present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

laws but such enforcement ought TO be reasonable AMI male
with The sIeratou Of vey deser Vlns
porton OF due population depend upon tho OF these
trucks Tor earning livelihood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

SOME or TIE CAUSES or BUSINESS FAILURES.
The business failures throughout the country III tno
pa,t week az reported by H. g. Dun & Co.. OF the Mer-
,nc AGENCY numbered 1913 for tho United States aud
,w,ntyhree for Canada al Of 2lO. against POI 'a'
.t aud 2l5 In the corresponding week last year In
their weekly review OF trade Ms'sr'' Dua W '-'"
auiong other things; ...
conservative iudis position TO undeftak, ne" , Vm.,
bo, nj pcared sinco july and has Dtonent
ih.cr In Tailrsad build real estate opeiAuo N
INA branches Of ma Ruf2otur1ng' 'ohsoqnsu.N
, -, ras operations Is now the feature OF m"st ne.
- ibaf progresses satisfactorily tho outooh TOT a.,
o,,.nt ,rsin In the future Is good mus lar ~
raT, fair progress in settlements IN most Dftaonos -
,. nd M most southern and Westeta points out so,uo
arc noted The collapse OF many Nsn nloi
comnanie, of tho GOcehc range throws ou. II,
and brings disaster 10 III u uue VI sn ..'
Sr, ss,rs IN their stocks ami 10 many ran.smeu
re Ioc.litie, where real estate speculation ~u
excss,iTn year 40. failure to make second payen'
49,. nyod,cns reaction. with severe losses 10 laahy;
~ az the Southwest there are many nouelo VI Ioni
naprr who arc seskirg payments uot a."
.'si PROM most points this weeks 'epor,s 'naen '
s I'm movement collections. lar AeuSi,y III us Us
80. ani dsinsnBg stringoncyI IN money una Ae.s ano
IL ain Lcstates mud the market TOT otuor man
GRADES IL very irregular More inquiry io' I"-'
49, % inn orders are not up 10 expectations